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Addiction
By Tone Matrix on February 9, 2020 7:11 pmI almost thought I might be turning in a skeleton track after having some issues recording my Roland RD700GX with Ableton Live's capture effect this week. One of those things where you know you have everything hooked up and set correctly yet somehow it doesn't work. After circling the wagons for a bit (ate some dinna) it magically worked like it should. *throws hands up* This week I was heavily inspired by my latest docu-watch of "The Pharmacist". A powerful documentary with an inspiring score. I highly recommend it. Thanks for listening! 
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I hate when things mysteriously don't work. It's frustrating and can take you right out of the creative flow. Glad it all worked out for you. This has a nice melancholy feel to it. Gets pretty epic sounding as it goes along, too.
This Piano is sooo beautilyfull! I didn't need more 
But the arrangement with those strings turns into something really epic.
Technic sucks sometimes... I try to avoid the computer as much as i can at the moment... But always think with the computer i had the same result in half the time
implied that everything works as supposed...
Your piano is sad and beautiful. There is intense feeling in the song when the other instruments add.
Really enjoyed this, developed nicely.
Love that piano sound and progression. And those strings!
a beautiful song. well done.
really lovely! really expresses the emotion of a tough subject!
I still love this thriller soundtrack docu vibe thing you've got going on. Incredible layering on this one.
Beauty!
Perfect soundtrack, I'd say. A lil bit of Max Richter ...